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BackgroundCities aim to improve the delivery of public services
based on innovative software solutions and data
sharing. Smart City Initiatives include opening up
public data for productive use.
However, Open Data has not and will not automati-
cally lead to better public service delivery.
To capture that potential, data need to be unlocked
and made inter-operable between departments and
organisations.
The shared challenge is how to generate innovative
solutions that address common city needs.
ImpactSCORE will solve public service delivery
challenges common to partner cities through
innovation. The partnership will create an
ecosystem with cities, research institutions
and SMEs for smart public service delivery
innovation.
This community will expand the market for
service-based SMEs that develop, customise,
implement and maintain open source solutions
for public service delivery by cities using open
data.
AimSCORE has the explicit objective of increasing
the quality and reducing the cost of public service
delivery of local authorities by using open source
solutions, particularly relating to traffic and
parking, sustainable mobility, and water and waste
management.
The solutions will be innovative, open sourced,
based on open data, and replicable.
Smart Cities and Open data REuse
Contact: Berent Daan ([email protected]), Dr. Sebastiaan van Herk ([email protected])
Programme
Coordinator
EC-contribution
Budget
Project partners
Duration
NSR
City of Amsterdam
€2,5M
€5M
14
4 yearsSCORE
Waste collection can be improved by intelligent routing
Streetlight sensors can be used to measure traffic flows and improve traffic management
ApproachNine cities from 7 countries in the NSR will
be grouped according to their shared thematic
interests. Each group will develop 2-3 open source
solutions using open data. The cities will formulate
public service challenges based on their in-depth un-
derstanding of the city’s operations (business case),
the available data (feasibility) and knowledge of their
existing programmes and initiatives (funding). The
solutions will be developed jointly with SMEs and
technical experts (ODI, Amsterdam Data Science
Center), and tested in their Urban Living Labs. All
cities will collaborate throughout the development
process to ensure relevance and compatibility. In
fact, solutions will be replicated transnationally at
least twice within the SCORE project period.
ResultsBy implementing the innovative open source
solutions, SCORE will
• Reduce by 10% service provision costs of
public authorities in the sectors of urban sus-
tainability using open data and open source
solutions.
• Improve by 20% the quality of public service
provision as valued/assessed by citizens.
• Reduce the duration and cost of uptake of
innovation by authorities through replication
of open source solutions, measured in payback
time of investment. Estimated target: 6 months
Water level sensors can inform early flood warning systems
Solutions developed in SCORE will be open source and based on Open Data
Real-time information about free parking spaces can reduce CO2 emission by decreasing traffic by up to 30%
Public transit frequency can be adjusted based on live user data
